Two dozen Palestinian prisoners released in exchange deals arrested by “Israeli” forces

The number of arrests among recently released Palestinian prisoners from prisoner exchange deals has risen to 24, with 18 still in detention – per Roya’s correspondent.

“Israeli” forces arrested three young Palestinians from their homes on Monday in the Rafidia area of Nablus. One of the detainees' mothers was reportedly held to pressure her son into surrendering.

On the same day, “Israeli” forces also arrested a young man at a military checkpoint north of Ramallah while he was passing through.

Over the past two days, “Israeli” forces have arrested at least 25 Palestinians from the occupied West Bank, including a student and several children.

The Commission of Detainee Affairs and the Palestinian Prisoners Society (PPS) indicated that the arrests were widespread across most West Bank governorates and were accompanied by assaults on the detainees and their families, as well as extensive destruction in their homes.

The organizations highlighted that “Israeli” forces have arrested more than 10,100 Palestinians from the occupied West Bank, including Jerusalem, since the start of the aggression on Gaza on October 7, 2023.